Примеры использования Fossil fuel consumption на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The first relates to excise duties on fossil fuel consumption.
Fossil fuel consumption.
However, in almost all developed countries, fossil fuel consumption is still increasing.
GDP and fossil fuel consumption, 1990 and 2020.
These subsidies account for 20 to 25 per cent of the value of fossil fuel consumption at world prices.
Even a 50 percent cut in fossil fuel consumption wouldn't stave off widespread hunger and die-off.
Geothermal heating, which utilises energy from the interior of the Earth,is an eco-friendly solution that cuts fossil fuel consumption.
Fossil fuel consumption is directly linked to the emission of CO2 a primary GHG.
Enhancement of environmental initiatives by reducing the fossil fuel consumption and production of 1 million seedlings.
Worldwide fossil fuel consumption increased from 7.5 billion tons of oil equivalent in 1992 to 8 billion tons in 1996.
Enhancement of environmental initiatives by reducing the fossil fuel consumption by 10 per cent and production of 1 million seedlings.
Subsidies for fossil fuel consumption and cross-subsidies between sectors are still frequent, not only in economies in transition.
Generated instead by coal, world carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel consumption would be almost 10 percent larger than they currently are”.
Finally, Guatemala is concerned by the potential negative environmental impacts of globalization,resource exploitation and fossil fuel consumption.
They would be intended to cut fossil fuel consumption by some 30 percent within the first few years, and more after that.
Therefore, trends in the total energy consumption by source make it possible to evaluate countries' efforts to decrease overall energy and fossil fuel consumption.
According to the IEA, the fossil fuel consumption subsidy represents 1.6% of GDP in Azerbaijan and 4.7% of GDP in Ukraine.
Introducing measures to increase the energy efficiency,it is possible to significantly reduce fossil fuel consumption and the load on the environment, climate change and air quality.
Due to the decline in fossil fuel consumption as well as due to the change of fuel types a CO2 decrease in the year 2000 of 15.7 per cent from the base year is expected.
The failure of nations,particularly developed nations, to address their fossil fuel consumption has devastating consequences, particularly for rural women.
The historical pattern of industrialization suggests that the initial period of industrialization is energy intensive,requiring rising fossil fuel consumption.
Available projections indicate that world fossil fuel consumption may well reach 11.0 billion tons of oil equivalent in 2010 table 15.
Fossil fuel consumption in industrialized countries is slowly stabilizing but many polluting emissions continue to rise, especially carbon dioxide emissions responsible for global warming.
According to the International Energy Agency, only 8 per cent of fossil fuel consumption subsidies in 2010 reached the poorest 20 per cent of the population.
Open market policy for wind power(through feed-in-tariff) and fossil fuel or carbon tax were also expected to reduce renewable energy costs andhelp China to control fossil fuel consumption.
Increasing energy efficiency and reducing fossil fuel consumption result in better air quality, financial savings and improved community liveability.
Meanwhile, the undergrounders would engage in limited attacks on infrastructure(often in tandem with aboveground struggles), especially energy infrastructure,to try to reduce fossil fuel consumption and overall industrial activity.
In the case of the BAU-scenario, the fossil fuel consumption increases in the year 2000 to about 950 PJ while with significant energy savings and conservation it might increase to only 890 PJ.
The Secretary-General further states that UNSOA is currently looking at options of installing environmentallyfriendly power generation systems(photovoltaic, wind) at permanent camp locations to reduce fossil fuel consumption and its carbon footprint see A/67/712, para. 29.